Irish Independent - 2021-02-11

• Full Level 5 restrictio­ns in place until after Easter
• ‘He’s the devil’: Victims furious at ex-Terenure teacher who abused 23 boys
• Speciality EU shops turn to Irish suppliers to fill empty shelves
• Mortgage rates could rise again if Ulster Bank pulls out of Irish market
• €75,000: The cost of All-Ireland success for Dublin ladies
• Stardust families still wait for truth after 40 years
• Euronext attracts inflows as investors shift from London
• Best buys: the pots and pans you need for lockdown cooking
• Trump’s lawyers in dock on rambling opening speech
• Historian seeks new law to allow Tuam exhumation
• Holidaymak­ers face fines of €2,000 as penalty for non-essential travel to rise
• Parents’ silence was mistaken for patience, but the mood has changed and we want answers
• ‘It’s a start. We are delighted children are coming back’
• Schools shutdown will affect generation of students for life, say experts
• Secondary level special classes to returnon February 22
• Nursing home residents’ families may take legal action over window visits
• Revealed: How vaccine centres will operate – once they eventually open
• ‘An important vaccine for the world’ – WHO backs the AstraZenec­a jab to immunise over-65s against Covid
• ‘Yes, Minister – fast, cheap Covid testing is needed here now’
• Ministers ‘petrified’ of public reaction if they were to jump vaccinatio­n queue
• Top doctors claim ‘lack ofurgency’ in adopting rapid tests
• PUP tax move ‘will discourage people from return to work’
• Thousands at risk by drinking unclean private water supplies
• ‘VDL’ apologises for botched Border move ahead of new Brexit peace talks
• Five key things we need to know after president nearly says sorry
• Controvers­ial EU-Canada deal to go to Oireachtas committee to prevent split in the Green Party
• Smith in attack on wealth of Healy-Rae brothers
• Ryan U-turn on road plan greenlight­s €400m site in Limerick
• ‘Mini Rathkeale Rovers’ gang is targeted by €4m CAB operation
• Mumwho was victim of alleged assault hasdied
• Public sector payouts now 25pc of State’s total liability on pensions
• Judge calls for law change to stop people buying phones without ID
• Gardaí probe if bank employee is ‘inside man’ for €1.1m fraud
• Sinn Féin accuses Fianna Fáil of abandoning promise on pensions
• Gardaí quiz bank employee (22) over suspected role in €1m fraud
• €250,000 grants will support art and culture in outdoor public areas
• Snow and ice alert as mercury to drop as low as -5C
• Scientists hail ‘vital step’ to understand­ing the causes of Parkinson’s disease
• Climate experts warned in 2014 that ice melting on glacier would cause disaster
• Senior executive fails to halt pension probe by university
• Opposition divided over support for Navalny at elections
• Trump was ‘inciter-in-chief’
• China’s stellar progress
• Police officers join in protests over Myanmar military coup
• Story that’s not being told is radicalisa­tion of Republican party
• By Trump’s logic, the US constituti­on makes an exception for a lastminute coup
• Families still waiting for the truth after 40 years
• Love, laughs and Lynx: The Valentines we’ll never forget
• Hounded, dehumanise­d, haunted: We’re all guilty in Britney’s downfall
• Your Stars
• Two-In-One
• R&A ‘cautiously optimistic’ it can welcome fans to The Open
• Byrnes awaiting appeal decision on six-month suspension and fine
• Maurice Fitz the Kerry bill ahead of make-or-break year for Keane
• Kyrgios serves up a treat after overcoming ‘dark thoughts’
• Bernard goes extra mile for Toffees to settle thriller
• Tuchel offers Kepa chance to turn struggles around
• Pep praises ‘special’ City players after they swan to 15th win on the spin
• Irish No 10 must consider how to bring his playing days to a dignified end
• Lions are still committed to ‘traditiona­l’ South Africa tour – Leonard
• ‘Back then, you were trying to hit as hard as you can’
• ‘Concussion protocols are deeply flawed’
• Major doubt over leagues as GAA loses its elite status
• French doctor says ‘sorry’ as Sexton insists: ‘I won’t take risks’
• Thursday, February 11, BURNS DISASTER A DIRECT RESULT OF POOR GAME MANAGEMENT
• IRISH YOUNG GUN CAN BOUNCE BACK FROM HAMMER BLOW
• Sudden loss of elite status for inter-county game deserves an explanatio­n – Colm Keys
• This Working Life:
• The public will fly again, but fares will be higher
• Adrian Weckler picks the best lockdown laptops
• Open Orphan’s Cathal Friel on growth in time of Covid
• Ireland’s minimum wage is second-highest in the European Union
• Covid accelerate­s Smurfit Kappa’s strategic plans
• Swissport names Esken’s Brady as new CEO
• Musk’s Starlink to offer broadband service in Ireland
• Revenue’s code system stalls shipments from UK – hauliers
• Kingspan shares fall as UK to remove Grenfell-style cladding
• Credit crunch is biggest risk to our Covid recovery
• Electric scooter firms prepare Irish rollout as soon as legislatio­n changes
• Microsoft chief says social media sites need clear laws
• Gannon sells his Clonskeagh Paper Mill site for over €18m
• Rates revisions are coming and occupiers need to be on top of them
• Clonsilla residentia­l site sells for 43pc over its guide price

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